Orange County Almanac
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The McCoy Hare house, built in 1873 by Westminster’s first pharmacist, Dr. Jas. McCoy, is considered an Orange County landmark.
But in the past few years it has become the subject of a political battle. Differences between some leaders of the Westminster Historical Society and the City Council have derailed efforts to move the house to Blakey Park, where other historic buildings are located. The council will take up the issue again later this year.
In 1912, it was the home of the noted educator Marie Hare, who was born in the Westminster colony in 1890.
Today
The Fullerton Senior Multi-Service Center is beginning a special Bereavement Support Group to help people who have recently lost a loved one.
The program, offered by Community Hospice Care, will meet on seven consecutive Tuesdays to discuss depression, loneliness and social building skills for survivors.
The sessions will be from 2:30 to 4 p.m. at the center, 340 W. Commonwealth Ave.
Information: (714) 978-7447
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